Man (40s) dies in Co Limerick car crash
Woman (30s) in hospital with serious injuries after crash on N20 near Croom
A* and A grades achieved in Northern Ireland A-levels up slightly
Boys marginally outperform girls in terms of highest grades
Some roads policing gardaí ‘unproductive’ and ‘unconcerned’ with doing good job – report
Crowe Report finds some senior Garda ‘afraid’ to intervene when subordinates persistently performed poorly
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Gareth Sheridan fined in 2018 for making misleading statements about his company
Young entrepreneur was issued with ‘cease and desist’ order by market regulator SEC
‘Irish people have shown us kindness’: Afghan exiles on life in Ireland after the Taliban
‘We hope for a day when we can return, but now we are building our lives’
Look familiar? A guide to the Irish locations in Netflix’s Wednesday
Powerscourt Demesne, Charleville Castle and Deansgrange Cemetery are just some of the Irish landmarks where the series was shot
In pictures: Europe’s wildfires spread close to southern capitals
Data shows number of blazes in Europe has jumped by nearly 50% in 2025
Digital agency Granite acquires Belfast-based Zesty
Deal will expand Granite’s footprint, adding Zesty’s Belfast office
Dublin’s MetroLink: How much will it really cost?
Plenty of people, including Michael O’Leary, have come out with countless different figures, some proclaiming them with great certainty
Zelenskiy to visit Downing Street ahead of Trump meeting with Putin
European leaders and Ukrainian president speak with Trump ahead of Friday’s US-Russia summit
Belfast start-up pioneers breakthrough treatment for chronic skin conditions like eczema
Granlab’s patent-pending formula could bring relief to those with psoriasis, eczema and sensitive skin
Talks on world’s first legally binding treaty to end plastic pollution stall before deadline
Main issue is whether to cap production or focus on better design, recycling and reuse
Carbon credits: The dark heart of the climate ‘solution’ that simply does not work
Amid the climate crisis, no amount of wishing for an imaginary carbon unicorn will make it true
Is Ireland heading towards an prescription opioid addiction crisis?
In the News podcast: RCSI associate professor Frank Moriarty discusses the significant increase in opiod prescriptions in Ireland
Who are the highest fliers when it comes to pay, and no more ‘wait and see’ for homebuyers on interest rates
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
From fish, fruits, beets and grain - the food waste that can do so much more
Research Lives: Dr Azza Silotry Naik, Technological University Dublin
As the presidential race begins, ordinary citizens must speak up for democratic principles
External funding, smear campaigns and bots have become familiar features of elections elsewhere
How to recognise an Asian hornet and what to do if you see one
Individual member of invasive species identified and captured in Ireland
As a player Andy Moran was relentlessly positive. Mayo need that now
A great playing career can’t be the only thing going for you as a manager, but it buys time and instant respect
JD Vance hasn’t mastered the art of the political holiday
August has given me time to think about how politicians holiday. Most of them do it badly
US colleges are coming for Irish athletes - are rugby players next?
Ivana Kiripati earned a scholarship and returned to an international cap. Questions now turn to the possibility of others following suit
Scotland shows how an apparently unstoppable national cause can stall when mishandled by one party
Northern unionists might dare to dream of a similar outcome but SNP's legacy offers a mixed lesson
‘Seeing Oasis live in 1996 changed everything ... I changed my clothes, hair and walk’
Readers recall their previous Oasis concert experiences
Temperatures set to hit 25 degrees again as sunny spell nears heatwave levels
More sun on the way this weekend despite storms and showers in some places
CarTrawler pays €9m dividend to parent as booking volumes continue to rise
Irish travel tech company marginally increased its revenue last year but exceptional costs hit profit
Major League Soccer was already struggling for attention. Then they hid it from view
MLS now only seen by the masses when a brief moment of Messi magic goes viral on social media
Indian health workers in Ireland: ‘Any nurse getting ready to come here will now be warned’
Amid increased awareness of racist attacks on Indian nationals, healthcare professionals say nurses and doctors from India are nervous to work in Ireland
Danny DeVito’s relatives are among the last residents of Dublin’s O’Connell Street
Generations of Cafollas, Borzas and DiVitos worked and lived over the shop on O’Connell Street, but some are starting to leave as the city’s main street changes
Rambo, Kiss and Gloria Gaynor: Donald Trump’s cultural revolution comes to Washington
A day after drafting in the National Guard and just before he sits down with Putin, the US president took time out to consider the arts
ChatGPT-5: Maybe Sam Altman should cool the jets on new AI iterations
OpenAI’s latest upgrade of its AI tool is effectively being tested by 700m users while having potential for adverse real-world impact
Some €3.3bn in mergers and acquisitions completed in Irish market in second quarter this year, data shows
US tariff concerns weighed somewhat on activity levels, according to Davy report
The history of weight loss is littered with supposed quick fixes
GLP-1 agonists such as Ozempic and Wegovy have a lot of promise
Electric is in the fast lane when it comes to car sales
Ireland will not hit its 2030 targets on electric vehicles but the signs are that momentum is now firmly behind the shift from fossil fuel
Social housing and supermarket approved for old Cabra House pub site
Local retailers concerned at arrival of another off licence in the area in plan which also involves reopening an alley closed due to antisocial activity
Can Glanbia move on from a rocky few months?
The food group had a profit warning, questions over its structure and a near 50% slide in share prices in the first half of this year
The Brussels street named after an anti-Semite and a woman who saved hundreds of Jews
There is poetic justice in Rue Edmond Picard is becoming Rue Andrée Geulen – although that hasn’t stopped some residents from grumbling
My five biggest tech regrets, from not-so ‘smart’ kettlebells to video sunglasses
Ever tried an ‘electronic nose’? A ‘smart hydration tracker’? Some gadgets are either surplus to requirement or just duds
MetroLink delivery should be prioritised, US multinationals tell Government
Nine in 10 US corporations happy with Irish operations, AmCham members say, with 68% planning further investment over next five years
Tubs in a topper, RTÉ on its uppers: Patrick Freyne can see clearly now
Ryan Tubridy’s return of €150,000 to his old employer, plus eight other TV moments I missed while I was away reading books and smelling flowers
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